Open Source AI

When you drop a block in Minecraft and see the water rush away, picture an AI that actually gets why that happens.

When I first saw Moonshot’s K2 Thinking pop up on the repo, it felt like the open-source crowd finally got a serious contender.

When we ran the newest benchmark suite, a crowded mix of open-source language models faced off not just on raw facts but on juggling reasoning,...

Most vision models still lean on a fixed list of object categories. Want to pull out a rare bird, a custom logo, or a brand-new gadget?

Reflection, a startup that only rolled out three months ago, just closed a $2 billion funding round.

When you ask Siri for the fastest route or tell Alexa to spin a playlist, you’re already leaning on speech-recognition tech.

Last month a new foundation model hit the market - and that’s pretty typical now, with releases popping up every few weeks.

When I glance at the 2024 Stack Overflow survey, it looks like 44 % of professional developers have already slipped AI tools into their daily...

On October 13, 2025 Andrej Karpathy pushed a new repo called nanochat. It’s a PyTorch-based language model that squeezes most of its logic into about...

When I first saw MiniMax-M2 in a repo, it struck me as the go-to reference for anyone actually running large language models on their own machines.

It feels like the line between code and chat is starting to blur. A few remote MCPs, minimal-configuration plug-ins, have popped up in open-source...

When I first saw the new security brief called “Understanding prompt injections: a frontier security challenge,” it felt like the issue had finally...

When I first saw dltHub’s open-source Python library, the headline caught my eye: you can spin up an AI-ready data pipeline in minutes.

Just looking at the latest GitHub and Hugging Face stats, it seems Argentine developers are now topping the charts for open-source AI work in Latin...

When I first tried to spin up a production-ready LLM, I quickly learned it isn’t just “pick a model and click run.” The guide “From Zero to LLMOps...

Meta just dropped a huge speech-recognition toolbox on GitHub, and it’s anything but a tiny add-on.

When I skimmed Google’s newest paper, the first thing that stuck out was how they finally address a gripe that’s been floating around the open-source...

When Google dropped the Nano Banana Pro into the open-source arena, the buzz was hard to miss.

OpenAI seems set to lock ChatGPT behind an 18-plus gate, according to a quick note from The Rundown AI.

OpenAI has started shipping a new “safeguard” line of models that sit next to its flagship language engines.